Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels

Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels frequently asked questions

Who owns Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels?

Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels is part of the Accor Group of hotels, overseen by chairman and CEO Sébastien Bazin since 2013.

How do you get to Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels?

Close to Warwick, Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels is set in 65 acres of unspoiled Warwickshire countryside accessible by road and rail. Those driving will be able to head straight to the hotel, where there is plenty of on-site parking. The nearest train station is in Warwick - just 10 miles away or 20 minutes by taxi.

What is included in a Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels?

What's included in a spa day at Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels depends on the experience that you book. It is complete with a range of facilities including a fitness studio, an indoor pool, sauna and steam room, as well as views onto the pretty gardens and grounds outside. There are also seven treatment rooms and treatments using Decléor, Jessica and St Tropez products.

What is near Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels?

Close to Warwick, Leamington Spa and Warwick Castle, it's not just Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels itself that has an intriguing history. The surrounding area is also brimming with places to go and things to see thanks to its illustrious past. In many ways the area is most famous for its literary son, William Shakespeare, who was born in nearby Stratford-Upon-Avon. A trip is certainly worth a visit while you're in the area. You may also consider a jaunt to Warwick Castle and Blenheim Palace.

When was Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels built?

The 16th century estate is steeped in history, retaining its architectural prowess. From the 15th century the property was owned by the brilliantly named Lestrange family (no Harry Potter relations as far as we're aware). Over the years it was developed into the illustrious place it is today, ultimately owned by Lord Field who sold it to entertainer Danny La Rue. After a fiendish background involving divorce scandals, aristocratic ascendance and two Canadian con men, it eventually became a hotel, and is now part of the Accor Hotels group.

What amenities does Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels have?

A 4-star hotel surrounded by 65 acres of grounds, Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels is a tranquil place to spend time. Based around the 16th-century property, the hotel has 197 rooms, including 11 fully serviced apartments, in a series of buildings adjacent to the traditional manor house. The contemporary Walton Hotel itself consists of 149 standard double and twin rooms, while a further 19 are located in The Coach House, just a short walk from reception. The hotel’s 37 superior rooms and suites are then located in the 16th century Hall itself.

The health and leisure club at Mercure Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel and Spa is part of the more contemporary part of the estate, offering everything a modern traveller could ask for to work out and wind down. There's a fitness studio, an indoor pool, sauna and steam room, as well as treatments from Decléor, Jessica and St Tropez - perfect for pampering and feeling your best.

The hotel's accessible facilities include eight disabled-access rooms and lifts to all floors in the modern party of the hotel.

What are the food and drink options at Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels?

Food is one of our favourite parts of any hotel getaway and Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels does not disappoint. The Oranges and Lemons Brasserie is a contemporary space in the more modern part of the hotel. It features French doors opening out onto a pretty terrace.

How many treatment rooms are there at Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels?

Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels has seven treatment rooms. Therapists use Decléor, Jessica and St Tropez products in a range of face and body treatments.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel by Sunday Hotels is from 3pm, and check-out time is 11am. If you're a day spa guest, please check the details of your booking or specific spa package before arrival.